I'm a fan of Tumble.
For 10 bucks, you can't go wrong with this title as your "launch game" with that fancy new PlayStation Move.
I'll cut to the chase, so I don't bore you and I'll keep it simple stupid. :P
Tumble is mostly like Jenga and Tetris, but kinda it's own thing. It's more about stacking high, rather than taking out (Jenga), but it's also about patience while stacking rather than speed (unlike Tetris). The game rewards you for thinking and taking your time, and if you have the patients and dexterity, Tumble is well worth it.
The game can be played with a single wand, but for optimal gameplay, two wands are recommended. This allows both your hands to be doing something. Be it holding two blocks while changing the camera, or pushing a block forward while placing another on top at the same time, or just using your spare hand to help balance the tower...the second hand helps.
You don't have to keep the second wand in your hand however, you could always give it to a friend. :P
The single player contains three main modes. You got stacking, placing, and exploding. Stacking you just stack until you reach the medal limit, placing you just place as many as you can, regardless of hight, onto a platform, and exploding is similar to Boom Blox...you cause a tower to explode to rack up points.
The game gets insanely hard in the later stages, and it shows that two wands are needed to survive.
That's not the only reason you need a second wand...you'll also need it for one of the multiplayer modes that is very fun with friends.
The multiplayer has two standard modes, the first is turn-by-turn stacking. You swap wands with each other and stack a single tower, the team (or player) to break it loses.
The second mode is a race mode. Both teams (or players), race as quick as they can to build a tower. The camera will always stay locked on the highest tower, and the goal is to get the camera to kill the other side. It's very fun, and gets to a point when players are using their blocks and case a giant spill at the last moment.
Be it single or multiplayer, Tumble is a steal for 10 bucks. If you got a wand it might be worth it, but if you're dual wielding...this is the game for you.
Just remember to show it off at the parties.
